The act of releasing someone from an obligation or the state of being freed from a duty or debt.
From dis- + obligation (from Latin obligatio). Formed in English to express the reversal or removal of being bound by duty.
In business contracts, disobligation clauses protect parties—when someone dies or circumstances change drastically, you might be disobligation from your sworn duties.
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